As medicine is to the body, so live music is to the soul, though neither should be practiced in a crowded elevator. Experience salving tunes with today’s GrouponLive deal to see Third Day with special guests Matt Maher and Trevor Morgan at Abravanal Hall on Thursday, May 3, at 7 p.m. Doors open at 6 p.m. Choose between the following seating options:
- For $35, you get two seats in the back center in sections F–G (up to a $62 value, including all ticketing fees).
- For $45, you get two seats in the center floor in sections B–E (up to an $82 value, including all ticketing fees).
Groupons must be purchased together to have seats located in the same area. Groupons not purchased under the same name are not guaranteed to be located next to each other.
Multiplatinum-selling and multiple-Grammy-winning quartet Third Day’s stirring Southern rock thrills multitudes on its Make Your Move spring tour. One of the most popular Christian bands of the A.D. era, Third Day has moved millions of fans with hits such as “Cry Out to Jesus” and “Love Song” and hundreds of tumbleweeds with their tour bus. With a sound that evokes Lynyrd Skynyrd in their Sunday best, the group tenderly testifies while rocking through a marathon live show laden with hooks. Sharing the stage and the road, troubadour and one-time Jars of Clay collaborator Matt Maher ministers with uplifting songs from new album The Love in Between, and fellow songsmith Trevor Morgan serenades the skies with his earnest, hickory-smoked voice.
Fans and aspiring authors of Third Day fan fiction are invited to enter the Third Day Christmas Offering Flyaway for the chance to win VIP perks, including a private meet and greet with the band. To get started, simply click this link and write a personal paragraph or two about the impact of Third Day’s music. Winners will be informed by LMG Concerts if their prose wins the prize.
Groupon Says
The Groupon Guide to: Holiday-Party Games
The holidays are the perfect time to invite guests into your home for a rousing round of party games. Avoid the intense silences and disintegrated friendships that usually follow these competitions with this handy guide:
Musical Chairs
How It's Played: Players take turns as the evening's "musical chair," who sings ballads of woe until all other guests begin to weep. The player who causes the most weeping by volume is crowned the victor.
Winner's Tip: Compose a song that combines the three saddest topics: heartbreak, unwanted diseases, and all wars other than the ancient ones.
Truth or Dare
How It's Played: In a timed essay, players speculate as to the truth of the mysterious disappearance of Virginia Dare, the child-governor of Roanoke Colony.
Winner's Tip: Thrill other players with a twist ending: Virginia Dare is not only still alive … but she died one hundred years ago … tonight!
Charades
How It's Played: Everyone goes about their business, pretending that life isn't just a murky ocean of meaninglessness navigable only by ignoring this distressing reality.
Winner's Tip: Never, ever stop living this charade.
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